Figures are billions of chained year-2009 U.S. dollars (Bil. Ch. 2009 USD) or chained indexes based to 2009 (Ch. Index 2009=100). The series start at 1925.

The series reside in the historical catalog (United States » National Accounts » Fixed Assets » Standard Fixed Asset Tables » 1. Fixed assets and consumer durable goods » Table 1.4. Chain-Type Quantity Indexes for Depreciation of Fixed Assets and Consumer Durable Goods) and include, for example:

• PDQGFAPDFACDA.IUSA  = Fixed assets and consumer durable goods, (Bil. Ch. 2009 USD)
• PDQGFAPDFAA.IUSA    = Fixed assets
• PDQGFAPDFAPA.IUSA   = Private

And nearby (... » Standard Fixed Asset Tables » 9. Chained dollar tables » Table 9.2 Real Depreciation of Fixed Assets and Consumer Durable Goods) and include, for example:

• GFAPDFA$A.IUSA      = Private and government fixed assets, (Ch. Index 2009=100)
• GFAPDFAN$A.IUSA     = Nonresidential
• GFAPDFANE$A.IUSA    = Equipment

Because catalog locations are subject to change, the upper-right search box on DataBuffet.com provides a "find in catalog" mode that accepts a mnemonic.

Please be aware that:

• In both tables, line 2 (fixed assets) is repeated as line 16 (private and government fixed assets).
• Similarly, line 9 (government) is repeated as line 22 (government fixed assets).
• The asset categories are reused across the tables of the dataset. Our concept codes are mostly, but not completely, systematic. You will need to pick series from the catalog rather than use wild card expressions.